Am Mittwoch 26 August 2009 schrieb Stephan Kulow:
process of scanning update informations out of the log files for 11.1. But these contain so many variables too (did people still have gnome 2.24 when the patch came out? Did people actually use the software they are downloading patches for?...)
OK, I have some results but they have to be interpreted with HUGE care (and as such I do not announce them but post them somewhere in a random thread :): I have parsed the logs back to mid of march and I tried to take patches that were released about the same time - but that's not really easy, but they are all around ~800: kde4-dolphin-805.xml (slightly misnamed: basically all of kde 4.1 basis): 297019 cookies gnome-session-754.xml (just gnome-session): 109894 cookies kde4-akonadi-806.xml (just kdepim of 4.1): 241373 cookies kdegraphics3-819.xml (just kdegraphics 3.5): 99244 cookies yast2-bootloader-814.xml (basic package everyone will have): 328657 cookies Please remember that these numbers do not add, it's perfectly fine for people to have all 5 packages installed and it's very possible that people have KDE or GNOME installed but never download any patches and it's very possible that people used KDE 4.2 in april and so the patch did not apply to them, but they still happened to have kdegraphics3 installed - WHATEVER: as I said: don't take that as replacement for a well researched survey. Greetings, Stephan P.S. I tried to be very careful, but I'm not a perl programer anyone would hire, so there might be random or systematic errors in the data. All of them are mine. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-project+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-project+help@opensuse.org